An annotated list of 41 species from 23 genera in three subfamilies Pteromalidae is given. Five Capellia Delucchi, 1958, Globimesosoma Xiao et Hui, 2001, Lyubana Bouček, 1915, Tachingousa Tselikh, 2018 and Thinodytes Graham, 1956 twenty-one are recorded for the first time fauna South Korea. A new data host-parasitic association Gastracanthus nigrescens Kamijo, 1960

Twelve species of Dibrachys Förster are studied from China, of which four new species, Dibrachys golmudica Jiao & Xiao, sp. n., Dibrachys kunmingica Jiao & Xiao, sp. n., Dibrachys liaoi Jiao & Xiao, sp. n. and Dibrachys qinghaiensis Jiao & Xiao, sp. n., and four newly recorded species, Dibrachys braconidis (Ferrière & Faure), Dibrachys confusus (Girault), Dibrachys hians Bouček and Dibrachys ma...

Some neglected genera of Palearctic Eulophidae and Pteromalidae (Chalcidoidea) are reviewed as part of ongoing preparation of keys to identification of world genera of these families. Some of these genera are represented by distinctive species which properly belong to larger genera, and some were described based on misinterpreted morphological characters. Bryopezus Erdös syn. nov. is synonymize...

Four species of pteromalid parasitoids [Muscidifurax raptor Girault & Sanders, Spalangia cameroniPerkins, Spalangia endiusWalker, Spalangia geminaBoucek, and the chalcididDirhinus himalayanus (Masi)] were evaluated for their ability to locate house ßy pupae at various depths in poultry manure (41% moisture), ßy rearing medium (43% moisture), and sandy soil (4% moisture) from a dairy farm. Searc...

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the family of pteromalidae (hym: chalcidoidea) is one of the largest families of parasitic wasp. members of this family wasp comprise of important natural enemies of many harmful insects in major insect orders such as coleoptera, diptera, lepidoptera, hymenoptera and homoptera; therefore they have an important role in biological control of agricultural pests. the chalcid wasps belonging to this...